UT-OH! T-Pain's former Nappy Headz group members and childhood friends are accusing him of reneging on a pact the group once made and turning his back on them in a new documentary called
The Untold Story: Nappy Headz. What I can't seem to figure out is how I'm just now hearing about this when I live in the same city as these dudes. Talk about continually being tardy to the damn party. But I digress.
The documentary examines what the former group members consider the real story of the Tallahassee, Florida group, who gained some shine in the South, years before Pain branched out and began his solo rapping career. But we have to remember, there's two sides to every story...although I personally believe there's three: theirs, his and the truth. According to the doc, the group originally disbanded with the intention to gain exposure as solo artists, then loop in the rest of the group once one of them had secured a record deal. One member said, 'Soon as we made a pact, it's like, whoever the first person that make it dawg, we gon take the whole group. We'd go into the studio to work as a group, but he didn't want to do nothing. But the next day, we come back to the studio and he got two or three songs by himself. He was on to something. Then he just left. There hasn't been one time since he's been on that major status that he been back. Not once.' Needless to say, after signing with Akon's Konvict Muzik, Pain went on to release three solo albums, with a fourth titled
Revolver on the horizon, without a mention of the Nappy Headz to be found. Damn, T! It was like that? LOL! However, another insider says T-Pain only called upon his former band mates whenever he made a trip back home to perform for the locals. 'The f-cked sh*t is when he come home, he use them cause he know he can't go on the stage at the Civic Center or he can't go on stage at the Moon and perform and you ain't got these n*ggers with you.'
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